Oh... OH. All this time I was trying to get the script-defined variables! I had no idea we were talking about pulling rawValues. I do that all the time and it should have been obvious.On the one hand, this does fly in the face of the original reason I was doing all of this in the first place. That o...

Apologies, but I remain confused. While I can make a hidden text field easily enough and create variables within it, the primary problem remains: I don't know how to pull the variable values from that hidden text field (or a script object if I were to use that option) for use/changing in other field...

Hey, Magus, thanks for the help. After reading up on the topic of Get Set functions and Script Objects and doing some experimentation, I'm afraid I'm still no closer to a solution. This is almost certainly because I don't understand get how to call upon and change the object value using a get/set fu...

I'm working on a form that creates a wide range of conditional statements that build from one another over time. To do this, I made a single large table with a range of user-filled options. For the problem cell, I've got a set of if-else statements with five potential outcomes, which are themselves ...

Curious, I was sure I needed those brackets after "else". And I forgot entirely about the difference between == and =. That's what I get for not working with LC/Java for months.That works, thanks!

I use LiveCycle off-and-on to make forms and I've seen this issue before. I'm not sure if it's something LC is supposed to do or if I've been doing something wrong all along and didn't know it. The code below is currently applied to the change event of a drop-down box. The idea is simply to have ano...

Ah, I see what you mean. Alas, the issue was me not wanting the white background.I decided to try deleting the </span><span style="background-color:#ffffff"> code entirely. It worked like a charm. Which is strange, 'cause I could have sworn I tried that yesterday. At any rate, the problem is now sol...

I have been tasked with taking an existing LiveCycle-built PDF and applying a Russian translation to it. This largely involves copying-pasting the Russian text given to me in relevant places. For one label, the original text fits on a single line. With the Russian translation however, it has to be m...